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Evacuation Orders Lifted In Palisades Fire Zone
Residents on Thursday were allowed to return home in some of the areas evacuated for the Palisades Fire. Read the full details here.

LOS ANGELES, CA — Evacuation orders were lifted in several areas impacted by the Palisades Fire on Thursday.
Orders were lifted in four evacuation zones in the mountainous Topanga and Calabasas Peak areas at noon on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. And several more evacuation orders in the city of Los Angeles have also been lifted, according to the LA Fire Department. Residents in the following zones are now allowed to return home:
- TOP-U001: North of Topanga Canyon Boulevard and South of Mulholland Dive
- TOP-U002: North of Old Topanga Canyon Road and South of Summit to Summit Motorway
- DRY-U026-A: North of Mulholland Highway and South of Stokes Canyon Road
- RRC-U027-A: North of Red Rock Road and South of Calabasas Peak Motorway
- LOS-Q0765: North of Standish, Mulholland Drive; south of Aldon Rd; east of Escalon Drive; west of Hayvenhurst Avenue
- LOS-Q1118: North of Mission Canyon Road; south of Meadow Ridge Road, Hayvenhurst Avenue; east of Calvena Drive; west of Sepulveda Boulevard, Valley Meadow Place, Royal Oak Road
- LOS-Q0798: North of the San Diego (405) Freeway; south of Mulholland Drive; Canyonback Road, Mulholland Drive; west of San Diego Freeway, Mulholland Drive
- LOS-Q0782B: North of Canyonback Road, Mission Dump Road; south of Park Lane Circle, Mulholland Drive, Sloan Drive; east of Canyonback Road; west of Sepulveda Boulevard
- LOS-Q0778A: North of Canyonback Road; south of Canyonback Road, Mission Dump Road; east of Canyonback Road; west of Canyonback
- LOS-Q0781A: North of Promontory Road, Mount Saint Marys Fire Road; south of Canyonback Road, Mission Dump Road; east of Canyonback Road; West of I-405
- LOS-Q0782A: North of Getty Center Drive, Mount Saint Marys Fire Road, North Bundy Drive; south of Promontory Road, Mount Saint Marys Fire Road; east of Mount Saint Marys Fire Road; west of I-405
- LOS-Q0780: North of North Kenter Ave, Greenock Lane; south of North Kenter Avenue, Sky Lane, Travis Street, North Tigertail Road; east of Access Road for Power Lines; west of Greenock Lane, Travis Street.
Residents should check the current state of evacuation zones and confirm in which zone they live at the Genasys Protect website, officials said.
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Topanga and Calabasas Peak-area residents will be able to access their neighborhoods at the following interactions
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- Mulholland Highway and Old Topanga Canyon Road
- Civic Center Way and Malibu Canyon Road
- Mulholland Drive and Topanga Canyon Road
Only residents will be allowed back into the evacuated zones, deputies said.
To reenter evacuated zones, residents must show proof of residency, which can include a government-issued ID or a recent utility bill, mortgage document or property deed. Deputies urged residents to have both their ID and one of those documents to facilitate a smooth reentry process.
"For your safety, please drive carefully. Emergency crews are still working in the area. Stay alert, follow all traffic regulations, and proceed with caution," deputies wrote.
All other road closures and evacuated areas for the Palisades Fire remain in effect, deputies said.
On Thursday, Sheriff Robert Luna said the majority of evacuated residents should expect to be allowed to return home no earlier than next week.
Some homes in the areas being repopulated may not have power, as the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is awaiting approval from fire authorities before re-energizing lines in the fire zone, the LAFD said.
City News Service contributed to this report.
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